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    Instructional Preferences in Aquatics for Children with Visual Impairments and Their Instructors

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    Author
    Cieslak, Fabiana
    Keyword
    Visual Impairment
    Physical Education
    Teachers
    Athletes
    Coaches
    Date Published
    2013-12-01
    
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    Abstract
    The aim of this study was to determine which instructional strategies athletes with visual impairments and their coaches would prefer during swimming classes. Thirteen athletes with visual impairments and fourteen coaches participated in interviews to reveal their preferences. A thematic analysis was utilized to ensure the analysis was undertaken in a theoretically and methodologically sound manner. Three key themes emerged, each a compilation of a set of subthemes. The first theme, physical guidance, included a quicker learning process and passive and active learning. The second theme, tactile modeling, was comprised of barriers and better instruction. The final theme that emerged from the data was teaching strategies, which encapsulated subthemes it depends of the situation and child feedback. The results revealed an in depth analysis of children with visual impairments’ and coaches’ preferences in swimming. Additionally, results provided further assistance for teachers and professionals who work in the field of visual impairments and physical education.
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